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- Excel VBA Part 51.1 - Introduction to Pivot Tables in VBA
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- Excel VBA Part 51.5 - PowerPivot Data Models
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- How do I group a pivot table by a numeric field using VBA?
Excel VBA - pivot tables videos | Excel VBA Part 51.1 - Introduction to Pivot Tables in VBA
Posted by Andrew Gould on 22 November 2016
A pivot table is a fantastic tool for summarising a large quantity of data. This video shows you the basics of creating pivot tables using VBA, starting with the creation of a pivot cache. You'll also see how to create new pivot tables, how to manipulate pivot fields and pivot items and how to apply filters to the pivot table.
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| File name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Movies.xlsm | Excel workbook with macros |
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